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Six Sigma Business Training Nets Results for Military
(KCPW News) Earlier today on KCPW's weekly business show, The Bottomline focused on Six Sigma Training and how it can save money for both public and private enterprises -- even the military.
Moderated by KCPW's Lara Jones, today's panel included Professor Don Wardell, Management Department Chair at the David Eccles School of Business; Kaelyn Fife, Executive Education and Custom Programs manager at the biz school; and three officers from a unique Six Sigma client -- the Army Reserve's 96th Regional Readiness Command, including Colonels Adele Connell, Dave Schroeder, and Mike Petrash. First, a definition of Six Sigma training with Professor Wardell:
That's Col. Mike Petrash of the Army Reserve's 96th Regional Readiness Command on the benefits of Six Sigma training through the David Eccles School of Business. For more details, go to the Executive Training page of www.business.utah.edu.
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1. Michael Marx said:
Excellent show. The interview with Colonel Mike Petrash about 3 minutes in is the highlight of the show. I also enjoyed the "Voice of the Soldier" leadership project example from Col. Adele Connell. It is comforting to know that the Army is doing all they can to keep soldiers safe, including using the time-tested Six Sigma methodology! Go Army!
2. Paula Stewart said:
What a wonderful show. This is truly an inspiring message to all fellow "Six-Sigma" Belts. It would be great to hear more, specifically about an actual six sigma project success story in the military. Thanks !